This is the first time I've been here in many years. I was attending the poppy concert. The venue…read moreis a good size and it has plenty of places to grab a drink. Water is free. The service was fast and easy. I recommend this place for a good time at a concert.

I had never been to Stubb's prior to SXSW, but just from the one performance I went to for Ella…read moreLangley, Stubb's is not meant for the height challenged or severely socially anxious person. The Bad: Prior to doors opening, the crowd/line management felt chaotic, and wasn't very organized. Upon entry, the venue is much larger than it looks outside. Stubb's is a huge outdoor venue you can easily get lost &/or have a panic attack in. I was disappointed to find the GA section & stage not only low, but the view is obscured by a tree. Once the crowd fills in near the stage, you're packed like sardines. Good luck trying to get another drink or to the portapotties (which is another horrendous experience). For those who fall under the ADA, this is where Stubb's thrives (but also...) Security treats ADA patrons like VIPs, but unfortunately that means aggressively pushing through the crowd.

Parking sucks but its a good venue for shows. As outdoor venues go! Definitely hot in the summers.read more

Great music venue! My wife and I go here to see concerts pretty often. It's a nice outdoor…read moreamphitheater. We usually bring a blanket and sit on the grass. You can hear the sound great from basically anywhere. It's easy to go grab food/drinks and return to your spot and bathrooms are close by as well. The service is decent for food and drinks. Ticket prices for concerts here are reasonable and some great artists perform here. It's a bit of a walk from the parking lot, but it's still definitely worth checking out!

Me and some friends went to an Austin FC game here yesterday and had the best time! I love that…read morethey have local food vendors in the stadium. We had nosebleed seats and they still had an awesome view. I really don't think there's a bad seat in here!

I went there for a soccer match with Minnesota, I had access to the Lexus lounge which had…read moreunlimited food and drinks included (what a treat). The stadium is very nice and clean, the fireworks really add a wow factor and the band (murga) playing Latino music, dancing and throwing water all throughout the game makes it feel accelerating. Will definitely come back for another match!

I see all these negative reviews, but I found the theatre to be awesome. Clean concession area with…read morefriendly staff, comfy and fully functional chairs, and the theatre was cool but not frigid. We had a great time and will come again.

Very old, dated, mediocre movie theater located in Lakeline Mall. I thought AMC would meet certain…read morestandards across all locations but clearly this is not the case. Ticket counter is confusing to locate; thankfully they have kiosks which make ticket purchases faster. Concessions stand is often understaffed and chaotic with very long wait times, but the popcorn has been consistently good. This location is split into theater rooms on the main level and downstairs. The downstairs theater rooms are in bad shape - recliners are creaky/loud and often broken, the space is dirty, and once I observed water dripping from a hole in the ceiling. Do better, AMC.

3rd time here & we LOVE this place! Sara at the front desk is sooo friendly & helpful. Worth…read moreremembering her by name!!! They updated their store & it is amazing!! Last night I bought a bottle of bourbon barrel wine & hubby bought a 6pk of their beer & we played dominoes in the common area. This morning I went looking for lip balm & the store had just what I needed - local & only $3. The on-site restaurant is phenomenal. We had burger & fries and margarita pizza while listening to live music. The villas are cozy & the beds are better than mine at home. Even though we live 4 hours away, we joined the wine club for the perks. Worth giving this place a try!!!!

They will judge you.....Beautiful place, but horrible service today. Our group of nine ended up…read moregetting up and walking out after given our menus because we had to watch another group, who arrived at least 15-20minutes after us, was served water before us. The restaurant wasn't busy at all. We're very patient and would have appreciated even a simple "We'll be right with you." Instead, watching another table receive service before ours was frustrating and unacceptable. Our server was a tall young man with longer hair and an accent. He seemed to spend more time walking around than actually attending our table. This was our family's last dinner together and it was sad to see such a gorgeous place make us feel like we didn't matter. Based on this experience, I won't be recommending this restaurant or returning. I can't say anything about the resort or wine itself, but if we were treated this way at the restaurant I wouldn't like to see how they treat actual guests if you don't meet their expectations.

Checked out Bass Concert hall for Jerry Seinfeld, though Jerry sucked big time, the hall was great!…read moreIt gave a ncie look and feel and it felt nice and ventilated. They had enough parking space but I just park just outside and it was a breeze walking into the venue. Very good stff maintaining the queue and traffic. Tips to improve: 1. Form a file while entring the hall because people were scrambling all over to enter 2. Provide right instruction to queue outside restrooms 3. The last three rows are literally just free wooden chairs, esp the last one being a high-chair. Wish they were comfortable cushioned seats too.

Date night at Bass Concert Hall was orchestrated by the hubs, and he absolutely understood the…read moreassignment. We went to see The Wiz, the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical that reimagines The Wizard of Oz through a vibrant cultural lens. This production is part of the new national Broadway tour presented by Texas Performing Arts as part of Broadway in Austin, and from the moment we arrived, the evening felt special. Bass Concert Hall itself is stunning. The towering glass-front entrance and brightly lit lobby immediately create an inviting atmosphere, while beautiful sculptures on every level add an artistic touch throughout the venue. As Austin's largest performing arts venue with nearly 3,000 seats, the theater is impressively designed with multiple balconies and sightlines that make the stage visible from virtually everywhere. The acoustics are equally noteworthy...crystal-clear sound fills the space so well that every seat feels like a good seat. It had been a while since our last visit, and we noticed several updates. There seem to be more food and beverage options now, but the most fascinating addition was the snack bar technology. You simply place your items on the counter, and the system automatically recognizes everything you selected...no scanning required. Your items and prices instantly appear on the screen, and you check out from there. It felt a little futuristic in the best possible way. Now for The Wiz itself... from the very first scene, the production burst onto the stage with color, rhythm and energy. The costumes were intricate, bold, and beautifully designed, immediately signaling that this was not a traditional retelling but a fresh, re-envisioned production. While the core storyline remains familiar, it was told with modern twists deeply rooted in Black culture, music, and storytelling. The cast was phenomenal. Every vocalist brought incredible power and range, and quite honestly, it felt like Broadway-level talent across the entire ensemble. The visual production was equally captivating. The set design transformed constantly through changing colors, animated projections, and moving stage pieces that kept the audience fully immersed from beginning to end. The humor woven throughout added even more charm and made the experience feel joyful as well as powerful. It was a meaningful reminder about recognizing your own worth and power. It was entertaining, visually stunning, and emotionally uplifting. Bravo!!!

My daughter and I traveled from Los Angeles as Concert Tourists to see The Pretty Reckless at ACL…read moreLive. It was our first experience at this venue and we will be back. From asking for help to an ADA accessible elevator to the incredible sound system to the amazing ushers and staff. When we asked for the ADA accessible entrance and elevator, one the staff walked us to the entrance and made sure we were on our way. Texas hospitality! Then taking the elevator to the top was easy, but slow (some elevators are that way). The only issue was the the stair to our seats were a steep grade. UGH! My fear of heights kicked in and it was a little unnerving even though every one around me was fine! When my daughter brought our merch and drinks, the usher helped her. And when I got up to use the restroom, a fellow customer and the usher helped me. The usher then suggested as the seats at the top were empty to sit there. He even went to tell my daughter that we were moving. Texas hospitality again! This is a beautiful venue and we hope to be BACK!!!

This is a great place to go to a concert or catch a live taping of Austin City Limits, the longest…read morerunning music television show that airs on PBS stations. Many people say there isn't a bad seat in the venue but I strongly disagree. The higher balcony seats can suck, especially on the far right side of the stage since you're above the speakers and the sound sucks. You'd think they would do better sound design and care about the people that but tickets on the top too (and add a few smaller speakers up in front of those music fans that paid for tickets too. Drinks are a bit pricey but if you tip you can get a heavy pour from the bartenders. Just be nice to them and they usually do the same back.

What a delightful place to enjoy delicious appetizers, wings and pizza! Our waitress, Desiree, was…read morefantastic and in top of her game. The staff were all friendly and helpful. I even got makeup recs from one of the waitresses. If you're looking for an evening out with excellent food and family friendly atmosphere, look no further than Neighbors Kitchen and Yard!

Really great place! We loved sitting outside overlooking the river and enjoying the live music…read more Kids loved going down the stairs to explore. Food was absolutely stellar! Hands down best pizza we have had in Texas and the cheesecake was out of this world. Prompt, friendly service with a smile. I cannot recommend it enough! I'm not much for food photography but I wish I had it to include in this review.

I've been coming here since my first SXSW in March 2010 while i still lived in NYC and i continue…read morecoming here all the time, like tonight when I saw Big Freedia for my 4th time here and 7th time total. While I don't like the venue as much these days since the staff downstairs is overly aggressive if you aren't "within the lines", it's still a great place to catch bands in a tiny outdoor venue (just don't drink so much that you fight back like I saw someone do tonight). Tonight was a lot of fun but that one staffer kept pushing people back out of the walkway if they didn't listen after the first time he asked them. Unnecessary. Luckily they don't do that on nights when it's less crowded, but honestly they should never be putting their hands on patrons. As far as food...i think they have a hot dog thing on July 4th weekend and a pancake party during SXSW but otherwise you won't get food here. But they have in and outs if you are over 21 . And the beer prices aren't horrible if you're here on a night with a good band. They are high though any other night for just hanging out (and you should drink elsewhere).

Service was good at the bars, had no issues. Being able to see the actual concert was the part that…read morehas me unsure that I would return here. The different levels really doesn't add much viewing unless you are able to get right up against the railing. If you leave your post there will be people behind you waiting to snag your spot quickly. The location is great but logistics of the venue are lacking.

We arrived on an early Friday evening! It was already a bit busy but we got the beers and food very…read morequick. So quick that it took as much time for food to come out, as it took us to get 2 beers from the bar!!! The server was looking for us, we didn't even get to find a table yet lol

I will begin by acknowledging this is an Austin and UT institution. A common place Austin folks…read morehave enjoyed for generations. It's really cool at those times, although the amount of people during game day can be overwhelming. I've been a number of times over the years. The food has always been okay, not great. This last time, I ordered the pastrami sandwich, no aioli. The sandwich came dry. Thankfully I had asked for some mustard for my waffle fries. It was supposed to be on a brioche bun, or maybe I mistook the two pieces of white bread I got as something less than they were. It's supposed to have brie on it, and maybe the heat evaporated it all into the pastrami? The house made pastrami itself was very good. My daughter had the green chile and cheddar sausage and commented that the bun was pretty much a piece of Texas toast. We did have an excellent pretzel and the green goddess salad was capable of being split among three of us. These things make me think I just picked the wrong thing. For all the times I've been to Scholz's, I haven't picked the right thing that makes me excited to go back to eat.